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Page last updated at 12:01 GMT, Wednesday, 11 November 2009
President Sarkozy and Chancellor Merkel, 11/11/09
Services remember world war dead
Ceremonies of commemoration are being held around the world to mark the 91st anniversary of the end of World War I.
Building Franco-German ties
UK remembers WWI generation
Audio slideshow: Tommies' tales

Mr Thaksin arriving in Cambodia, 10th Nov Thaksin extradition demand rejected
Cambodia rejects an extradition request from Thailand for former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra, escalating a diplomatic row.

Cholesterol 'No fasting' for cholesterol test
Patients who need their cholesterol tested may not need to stop eating for 12 hours beforehand, a major report finds.


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Afghan boy Afghans fear the West's commitment

Footballer tackles Greece racism
Catwalk in Kenya Kenyan catwalk fashion takes off

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Recent undated jail photo of John Allen Muhammad Final moments
A meal, then lethal injection ends life of Washington sniper
US soldier talks to local men in Paktika on 14 October 2009 Changing minds
Can Taliban fighters be persuaded to switch sides?
Queen Nefertiti bust Treasure hunt
Egypt seeks to reclaim its 'stolen' antiquities

NEWS FROM THE UK

Jobcentre sign UK unemployment rise slowing
The UK jobless total rose to 2.46 million in the three months to September, but the increase was the smallest since May 2008.

Canoeist scam couple offer cash
PM warned over childcare vouchers

Westminster Abbey Service marks lost WWI generation
A special Armistice Day service is being held after the deaths of the three remaining WWI veterans living in the UK.

Mandelson attack on 'crude' Sun
Drugs adviser says politics rules


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AFRICA
Anger as SA police shoot toddler
AMERICAS
Obama in Afghan troop level talks
ASIA-PACIFIC
'US envoy to N Korea' after clash

EUROPE
EU to decide top jobs next week
MIDDLE EAST
Yemen rebels urge Saudi ceasefire
SOUTH ASIA
Strike in bomb-hit Pakistan town

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Bear Stearns ex-managers cleared
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New warning on 'perfect vaginas'
ENTERTAINMENT
Spears speaks out over miming row

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Ricin 'antidote' to be produced
TECHNOLOGY
Microsoft disconnects Xbox gamers


FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Matthew Tannin (l) and Ralph Cioffi Search continues
US court blow in hunt for sub-prime crisis culprits
Reaper drone Eye in the sky
Unmanned drones to fight Somalia's elusive pirates
Beach in Mauritius Bring me sunshine
Tourism industry looks forward to brighter 2010

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Major power failures hit Brazil
Washington sniper is put to death
China economic figures jump
UK to unveil DNA data plan
Iran denounces Oxford scholarship
New PC to encourage older users
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The Cloud The digital cloud that could float above London

SPORT HEADLINES
Robert Enke Goalkeeper suicide stuns football

Cristiano Ronaldo Ronaldo out of World Cup play-off

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A remembrance poppy left at the Menin Gate Memorial in Ypres, Belgium What does Armistice Day mean to you?


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Dr Abdullah Abdullah HARDtalk
Dr Abdullah not willing to join Karzai's government


Iraq's oil minister Hussain Al-Shahristani The Interview
Ten years in solitary confinement under Saddam Hussein


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Page last updated at 09:52 GMT, Wednesday, 4 November 2009
British soldier in Afghanistan
Afghan policeman kills five UK soldiers
A "rogue" Afghan policeman shoots dead five British soldiers and three of his own colleagues, sources tell the BBC.
Task Force Helmand statement
Labour MP urges withdrawal

Map locating Iran Clashes reported at Iranian rally
Police clash with opposition supporters during a rally in the Iranian capital, Tehran, according to reports.

Bob McDonnell celebrates victory Republicans win key US elections
Republicans score victories in two key US elections for governor, a year after President Barack Obama was voted in.


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Sarah Palin US Election: Where are they now?

Venezuela rations water
BBC Box BBC Box ends year-long journey

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Hillary Clinton 3.11.09 Back on track?
Clinton seeks to limit fall-out over Mid-East comments
Two women in traditional ao dai dress in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon - file photo Sex jokes
Vietnamese use humour to discuss a taboo subject
Jonathan Shapiro and a Mandela puppet Pulling the strings
South Africa gets its first satire show... only on the web

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Houses of Parliament Clegg: Accept all expense reforms
Nick Clegg says MPs must accept proposed expenses reforms "lock, stock and barrel" when an independent inquiry reports.

Call to improve sick-baby units
Two injured in separate NI shootings

Stuart Rose M&S stores to sell other brands
Marks and Spencer are to start selling household branded goods, as well as its own range, at its stores across the UK.

Cameron denies Tory EU 'turmoil'
Sellafield turns away BNP leader


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AFRICA
Ghana Vodafone deal 'will stand'
AMERICAS
US judge in mixed-race row quits
ASIA-PACIFIC
Death toll rise in Vietnam floods

EUROPE
Brussels criticises UK on privacy
MIDDLE EAST
Top Yemeni officers die in ambush
SOUTH ASIA
Karzai poll victory 'is illegal'

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M&S to sell 400 brands at stores
HEALTH
Aspirin 'only for heart patients'
ENTERTAINMENT
Rolling Stone Wood wins rock gong

SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Smos satellite unfurls instrument
TECHNOLOGY
Global 'caring' portal to launch


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Family in Pelourinho, Salvador African heritage
Brazilian city of Salvador faces questions over race
Tammika Waddy Triumph, disaster
US voters split on Obama, a year after his election
Claude Levi-Strauss in 2001 Levi-Strauss - RIP
The life and times of a French intellectual giant

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Israeli troops 'seize arms ship'
Freed E Guinea plotter set for home
General Motors cancels Opel sale
Ohio rapist charged with murder
US diplomats meet Burmese leaders
Breast cancer changes with spread
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Shanghai woman walks past Disney decor, 2004 Disneyland to reach Chinese city of Shanghai

Proceratosaurus skull (NHM) Oldest Tyrannosaurus rex relative identified

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Toyota Toyota withdraws from Formula 1

Ferguson wants freedom to appeal
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President Hamid Karzai in Kabul on 20 October 2009 What next for Afghanistan?


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Peter Eigen HARDtalk
'Less tolerance' for corruption in international business


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Page last updated at 09:52 GMT, Wednesday, 4 November 2009
British soldier in Afghanistan
Afghan policeman kills five UK soldiers
A "rogue" Afghan policeman shoots dead five British soldiers and three of his own colleagues, sources tell the BBC.
Task Force Helmand statement
Labour MP urges withdrawal

Map locating Iran Clashes reported at Iranian rally
Police clash with opposition supporters during a rally in the Iranian capital, Tehran, according to reports.

Bob McDonnell celebrates victory Republicans win key US elections
Republicans score victories in two key US elections for governor, a year after President Barack Obama was voted in.


VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Sarah Palin US Election: Where are they now?

Venezuela rations water
BBC Box BBC Box ends year-long journey

One-minute World News

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Hillary Clinton 3.11.09 Back on track?
Clinton seeks to limit fall-out over Mid-East comments
Two women in traditional ao dai dress in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon - file photo Sex jokes
Vietnamese use humour to discuss a taboo subject
Jonathan Shapiro and a Mandela puppet Pulling the strings
South Africa gets its first satire show... only on the web

NEWS FROM THE UK

Houses of Parliament Clegg: Accept all expense reforms
Nick Clegg says MPs must accept proposed expenses reforms "lock, stock and barrel" when an independent inquiry reports.

Call to improve sick-baby units
Two injured in separate NI shootings

Stuart Rose M&S stores to sell other brands
Marks and Spencer are to start selling household branded goods, as well as its own range, at its stores across the UK.

Cameron denies Tory EU 'turmoil'
Sellafield turns away BNP leader


AROUND THE WORLD NOW

AFRICA
Ghana Vodafone deal 'will stand'
AMERICAS
US judge in mixed-race row quits
ASIA-PACIFIC
Death toll rise in Vietnam floods

EUROPE
Brussels criticises UK on privacy
MIDDLE EAST
Top Yemeni officers die in ambush
SOUTH ASIA
Karzai poll victory 'is illegal'

MORE FROM BBC NEWS

BUSINESS
M&S to sell 400 brands at stores
HEALTH
Aspirin 'only for heart patients'
ENTERTAINMENT
Rolling Stone Wood wins rock gong

SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Smos satellite unfurls instrument
TECHNOLOGY
Global 'caring' portal to launch


FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Family in Pelourinho, Salvador African heritage
Brazilian city of Salvador faces questions over race
Tammika Waddy Triumph, disaster
US voters split on Obama, a year after his election
Claude Levi-Strauss in 2001 Levi-Strauss - RIP
The life and times of a French intellectual giant

OTHER TOP STORIES
Israeli troops 'seize arms ship'
Freed E Guinea plotter set for home
General Motors cancels Opel sale
Ohio rapist charged with murder
US diplomats meet Burmese leaders
Breast cancer changes with spread
ALSO IN THE NEWS

Shanghai woman walks past Disney decor, 2004 Disneyland to reach Chinese city of Shanghai

Proceratosaurus skull (NHM) Oldest Tyrannosaurus rex relative identified

SPORT HEADLINES
Toyota Toyota withdraws from Formula 1

Ferguson wants freedom to appeal
HAVE YOUR SAY
President Hamid Karzai in Kabul on 20 October 2009 What next for Afghanistan?


RADIO AND TV PROGRAMMES
Peter Eigen HARDtalk
'Less tolerance' for corruption in international business


Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia Digital Planet
Jimmy Wales discusses his plans for expanding Wikipedia


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